AEBN Premieres Hard Candy Films' 'Mothers & Sons'

CHARLOTTE, NC — Hard Candy Films' new erotically-charged family drama "Mothers & Sons," written and directed by studio founder Nica Noelle, is now available for streaming and download exclusively on AEBN.com.

"Mothers & Sons is probably my favorite 'older woman/ younger man' themed film so far," Noelle said. "The performances are perfect, the sex is explosive, the dialogue flows. This movie will hit home for anyone who's ever found themselves in a normal, everyday situation that suddenly flew off the rails into extremely hot, forbidden territory."

"Mothers & Sons" presents two forbidden-fruit narratives. The first finds a Chilean cougar (Tara Holiday) seducing a "maternally-neglected" young man (Johnny Castle) while her son (Seth Gamble) gets it on with his mother (Veronica Avluv). The second centers on an older woman (Nina Hartley) turned on by her friend's (Erica Lauren) bad-boy son (Richie Deville). 

"Nica has the amazing ability to come up with storylines that pique the interest of so many of our customers," said Jerry Anders, vice president of sales and marketing. "All of her Hard Candy films have succeeded beyond all expectations and 'Mothers & Sons' promises to do the same."

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